Additionals:
the lang_pack's for German, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese and Russian are available but not contained in some .iso.
How to include additional packages in the live CD
For other languages, lang_pack_all supports 100 languages. Get the lang_pack here.
Some additional driver and applications you can find here.

devx for 511-01q-k.2.6.32.28 is wary_devx_511.sfs.
For 502q-k.2.6.31.14, wary_devx_500.sfs.

The devx files may not liseted both on bootmanager nor sfs_load.
In that case, right-click the SFS and select 'sfs_load'.

NOTE: based on Wary-500-small, i18n based on LupQ-511, bugfix and updates along Wary-511.
You can see the new generation interface integrated:
firstrun, pupsaveconfig, grub4dos, frugalinstaller, winfonts, puppy-desktop translation system, and etc.

We all hope your happy new year and happy new Puppy!_________________Downloads for Puppy Linux http://shino.pos.to/linux/downloads.htmlLast edited by shinobar on Sun 24 Apr 2011, 08:01; edited 59 times in total

TRANSRATION
The .pot files of i18n scripts are at /usr/share/doc/nls.
You can translate the help files at /usr/share/doc/help/C or /usr/share/doc/* and place the translations at /usr/share/doc/help/(language_code).
Or the current collection of the .pot and .po here.
We are calling for the ranslation of any language. Post the .po file as the reply of this topic._________________Downloads for Puppy Linux http://shino.pos.to/linux/downloads.htmlLast edited by shinobar on Sat 19 Feb 2011, 21:45; edited 11 times in total

Hi shinobar,
having started from wary-500j02.iso I had to notice a strange behavior of xvesa: everything was staying in japanese.
But switching to xorg vesa everything was as expected: osmo calender in german language and no need for legacy button in pupsaveconfig..
So I am voting for variant 2:
Go streat to graphic with Xorg vesa(not Xvesa) 800x600x16
e312bbcd4a7abdf4700985a8d8ed77e6 wary-500j02-xorgvesa.iso
Happy New Year

I am trying to make Russian langpack for Wary using your LupuQ ideas. Trying translate scripts using gettext. Here's what I got so far.
One package uses built in i18n of Puppy and is kind of universal. It doesn't replace any binaries or scripts of the original.
Another one is my scripts translated with gettext. I am also using some from LupuQ.

I am trying to make Russian langpack for Wary using your LupuQ ideas. Trying translate scripts using gettext. Here's what I got so far.
One package uses built in i18n of Puppy and is kind of universal. It doesn't replace any binaries or scripts of the original.
Another one is my scripts translated with gettext. I am also using some from LupuQ.

Wow, очень хорошо!
We should implement your gettext'ed scripts in the wary.
It must be a big contribution for all papians in the world _________________Downloads for Puppy Linux http://shino.pos.to/linux/downloads.html

having started from wary-500j02.iso I had to notice a strange behavior of xvesa: everything was staying in japanese.
But switching to xorg vesa everything was as expected:

Hi, L18L. Thanks to your collaboration with us.

I cannot reproduce your problem.
I can switch the language and the desktop and the menus are switched after restarting X, no matter Xvesa or Xorg...

As for the Xorg at the first desktop, changing the screen resolution on the fly with Xorg vesa driver is limited. We need to run the xorgwizard if we prefer larger resolution than 800x600. Isn't it wired?_________________Downloads for Puppy Linux http://shino.pos.to/linux/downloads.html

Uoops. Wrong owners for some directory in wary-500j02.
/root/sopt/ should be ownd by user.group 'spot.spot'
/root/Web-Server/ should be owned by the user.group 'webuser.webgroup'

PPLOG/DidWiki doesn't work on wary-500j02 unless these correction._________________Downloads for Puppy Linux http://shino.pos.to/linux/downloads.htmlLast edited by shinobar on Sun 02 Jan 2011, 22:53; edited 1 time in total

I tried wary-500j02.iso and I was mostly pleased by results.
I was able to create folders with Japanese names and store
files with Japanese names. No problems. ....but
I noticed the following while using English keyboard layout.

I didn't have this problem while using the Japanese keyboard layout.

By the way this occurred in all programs, not just mtpaint.
There was no problem saving the file to disk.

I noticed the following while using English keyboard layout.
I didn't have this problem while using the Japanese keyboard layout.

Thanks don for the test.
It is not the problem of keyboard layout but the locale.
To display the japanese on the title bar requires Japanese locale, ja_JP.UTF-8, no matter the keyboard layout.
It may be the specification of glib or gtk.

BTW:
I am refining the i18n scripts given by rodin.s. I will upload next version implemented those including pot files in couple of days._________________Downloads for Puppy Linux http://shino.pos.to/linux/downloads.html

I was tinkering with the code and I realized that it would be easy to
make a bilingual version of this app (both English and Japanese)
simply by adding Japanese words to the labels. Here's a picture to
show what it would be like. (I don't know any Japanese)

It would take you a couple of seconds to do this work.
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Note to Shinobar: Why not make a Japanese version of this
right click package?
It wouldn't take long to do and make it available to the Japanese
public using your website.

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If you intend to make this a truly bilingual distribution,
I think you'll need a better opening screen to greet
English users. The most friendly way would be
to offer two buttons, one labeled 'Japanese' and the other 'English'.
Click on 'English' and the regular 'FirstRun' app would run.

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